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FOOTWEAR FOR
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Christmas is celebrated by the Hindus in bare
feet. But who wants to celebrate Christmas like
a I lindoo? Equip yourself with footwear appro-
priate to the season.
We have in
stock the
latest styles
in Gents' and
Ladies'
SHOES
SLIPPERS
and
DANCING
PUMPS
"1 HE HART'"
and
"THE VASSAR'
are
al way S
u f-tc-date
CALL IN
iTEfANSSOII IS SAFE
BUT NOT ON NIS SNIP;
Word has reached Ottawa from vtlb-
jalrear 8tefansaoa that his vessel, the
)rarluk, 1s safely frosen In the lee
pack some place within the Arctic
Girds. but the loader of the •xpedttlou
himself la ou shore with six others
of kis party. They wast asbore t0
lust and the Karluk was blown out
.1 sight In a tog on October 30th.
There are twenty-five men on the ves-
sel but they have plenty of provisions
and are believed to be in no danger.
J. H. McClinton
COMPROMISE PUN
AGffP1fD BY ASQIAItl,
W HM Cabinet Prepared to Moet
Careen Half Way and rerbids
Further importation of Anne
Th. Brills! Cabinet. by o•fopoa-
ppm
alaatloa prohibiting
tatloa of erns •ad ammunition IoW
lrelaad. for the ant time grasped the
n atal of tb. revolution In Ulster.
which it had hitherto tgoored.
Almost simultaneously with the pub'
of the proclamation, Prem e'
=made the loages% step
ds
the conciliation of the Illsterltes that
the Government has taken, by an -
bouncing his acceptance of the prin-
dples for a bests of ogreemeat which
S ir Edward Canon suggested In his
last speech.
These prtnclples am:
!fret, that the settlement must not
b. humiliating or degrading to Ulster.
Second. Ulster's treatment must not
be different or exceptional from of t�.
meted out to the other parts
United Kingdom.
Third, Ulster must retain full pro.
tectlon of the Imperial Parliament.
Fourth. the borne rule bill must not
be such as W lead to ultimate separ-
ation of Ulster from Great Britain.
Thus the government extends to the
signers of the Ulster covenant the
olive branch.
The proclamation prohibiting the
importation of arts and ammunition
tato Ireland. Instead of reviving the
Irish Crimes Act. which was *e odious
to the old-time home rulers. &saint
whom It was directed, merely Invokes
the Customs Consolldatlon Act of
MMMt, Prominent Belfast Unionists
said that any attempt to deprtve the
Ulster volunteers of their weapons
would meth an uprising In the Nor-
thern Irish province, but these threats
were made before Mr. Asquith de-
livered his pronouncement which was
made la • speech at Manchester.
The Premier said to part: "I am
hopeful that --,discussion, freely and
frankly carried out on the lines 1In-
dicated at Ladybank. and on the linos
Sir Edward Caren tndtcet•d, may
Med to • cessation of the long em-
bittered controversy and a settlement
which will command the consent and
good -will of all parties concerned. I
agree with Sir Edward Carson that
we have to consider carefully sad
sympathetically the ease of the Irish
ltslnoitt7; but equally we must keep
to mind the case of the majority, who,
atter a struggle extending over more
than a lite time, now see their goal
actually to sight"
AGED PHYSICIAN DEAD
Was Father of Hen. Sydney Fisher—
Death Prom Tetanus
Dr. Arthur Fisher, father of Hon.
Sydney Fisher. and one of the fret
pbyMdaaa W Introduce homorpathy In
Montreal, died et his home in that
etty.
Mr. Thomas Oowdy. for many years
• resident of Guelph, and a director
In a number of well known companies
Med as the result of a tall.
Mn. Agnes !layette,. who celebrated
her 100th birthday last June, died et
the Home for Incurables, Toronto.
Alex Rsaume of Windsor, developed
tetanus after cutting his hand slightly
read died to terrible agony. widow of
Mrs. Belinda Wallace.
$ms. N. Clarke Wallace. died at Wood -
last Friday. Captain Tom Wal -
ince. M.P., is a son.
Captain J. I). Varcoe. well known
around Lindsay as mister of the little
steamer "The Maple Leaf' Med snd-
deay in Toronto from scwte`apopl xy..
Kenneth Barnhart. secretary and
treasurer of the big Marshall Field
Company, Chicago. U dead. aged 14.
B. was a native of Street/villa Ont.
Jtohn 8. Paton, traveller for Nesbit
O Add. Toronto, was found dead to
bed of heart failure at the Alesandrs
Va. Emily McDougall Relator,Ottawa
widow of the late Hon. David Reeeor,
Ned to Toronto, aged M.
W.HERN
�,.
Christmas season .is here
again. We take this time
to thank our many custom-
ers for their patronage dur-
ing the past and trust that
the same may continue.
We are in a position this
year to give you the best
groceries, that money can
y. Quality is always our
first consideration.
Our China assortment is
largtr than ever. We can
supply you with most suitable Christmas Gitt'.
Don't forget to give us a call and we guarantee
to give you satisfaction.
a
W. HERN
Carew &mere sad Hamilton Street Mee 41
MORE LABOR UNREST
Tourieray. Dec. 11. lett
NLL BESIEGE CAPITAL
litesdVt: srltheM•Nh•r+t'wReb seat •f
.tss
Whale
subdued praotiesuy
tb..
hmariners half 01 Medea
e
die rel
le turning his etteatioa toward
ptabltshM
meat ce a goverPnt
widek wtU be eatlral7v►n�M i
diet Mexico City. al
they will be to posidedea
motional capital bytalsan
and
anticipate no melees redolence
=*aa the part of the minima there.
Ssv1. Federal generals in Cblbsahtsa.
a.�o of the most important tittles In
Ike pantry seat word to Villa an-
a..aidng the surrender et the place.
They lmnedlately started 10 li
e
. to
ld
Ike United elates, feartni UNIT
1m shot if they tell into villa's bands.
With them went every parson n
the city who could Imes. the eava
ode atambertng several thousand per.
pas. most of whom ogrrlad with them
what goods were bio. Wbelesal*
emoutions of Fedsn$t are nrted
atter every capture
by
the victorious Villa.
BANK MANAGER MURDERED
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IMAM Postal Employes Refect Small
Increase Offered Them
Tae threatened strike at Christmas
be the British post and telegraph em-
p07es, numbering nearly 100.000 men,
iso y will be averted, but the move -
`pt will be only postponed. as a re-
eial a conference at Leicester of
Misname representing 22,000 mem-
of the various organisations.
The delmates adopted a resolution
the report of the Govern -
1 Oeountsston favoring a slight
increase 1n the salaries of the em=
CllCll. At the same time they pledged
.
to push their original do,
red for a 16 per cont increase of
'wages, throughout the service after
Isavins tbo strike proposal to be do
redid upon by • general vote.
ASK TOR PROTECTION
Hindus In Canada Wire teed Han
ding* Per Assists/tee
The Hindu colony of Vittoria had
peat • cablegram to Lord Hardlaget
Vt eroy of India. asking that tb
Government of India protect t .1
rights se was the case In South Africa;
in connection with any changes to be
Mad* In the Canadian Immigration
tact. They say that the racial color
bar which discriminates against them
OM, a stigma on all the Htndustanls,
t1ch needs to be removed
Shot by Robber WM Took Garth --
Police After *„Meet
H. M. Arnold. manager of the Beek
of Montreal. Plum Coulee, Msa.. was
shot and instantly killed b7 i dis-
guised robber, who got a
way with
leek reported to amount to $4.400
The robber escaped in a livery sato.
As Arnold'. body was found 1n the
lane In rear of the bank, it 1s thought
that he was bold up In the beak, and
that he followed the robber atter the
latter had got what cash was in sight.
Tho police are coovinoed that the
rob►er and murderer is Joan Krst-
Moko. an ex -convict, wbo let Win-
nipeg only a short time ago. 0 Theyp
William Dyck,
e
auto under arrest upon his return to
omembor
aprominent Buss x, N.B.mtsmily
and bad been in the service of the
Bank of Montreal .t Hamilton, °ode-
rloh. Pluton. Ont., It John's. Nad..
Brandon and Plum Coulee.
BYE -ELECTION PROTESTED
Charges Made That Corrupt Practice,
Prevailed In South Brune
A petition ehargtng that the election
o+f Mr. Reuben Truax as member et the
House of Commons for South Bruce
was procured by bribery and other cor-
rupt practices and praying that he be
unseated and dtsqu•ltffedd for maven
years from running or voting at a
Federal election, and that the seat
be awarded to Wellington D. Cargill.
the Conservative candidate, or de-
clared vacant has been fled at O.-
goode Hall. The petition is spade by
James T. Crawford, • farmer living
near Walkerton. and James A Gar-
land, a farmer and a member of the
Township Council of Brant.
Another rlre at Bow Paris
Thirtythre• horses and six head obi
battle perished in a fire believed td
laess4tary origin. at Dew Park
. sear Brantford early saturda7
Morning, the second bad blase within
is few swathe.
Besides the horses and cattle, valor
seeding and farm machinery, as
SO n hay and stock. wedestroyed,
the total lose. it is estimated, ww111
around tM.000.
Sir John Olbesn's Suaemeser
It L stated to Ottawa that Sir WU-
Meredith will seemed Sir Join
as llwteneat-governor of Oa-
wkes the latter's extended term
Ores expires In September nest
y also reported that Hoa.
Meredith. Salm •t the eoart
will seemed kis bee r as
Melee. sad that eaather Mother
y.reailk. L.O.. et Lomita will
t►a lar eeGet...
`losses,. Reuel. Sidled Annlvereore
xeat.s'o°ts4 couple of
lhaave rs.ehed their
malvereary Mr. Venders
barn at
ill Ma hi his pele
y�hee 1. SaNMdeed +asartdae7 ads great ulies TaleSradioed
Ike Grows la 1I'*d.
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NEW RAILWAY PROJECTED
Ali -Red -Line Plans Routs Per to the
North
The All -Red -Lino Railway has en-
tered an application with the Govern-
merit for permtselon to build a tram-
oontlneatsl line from Cape St Charism
on the Atlantic coast to the head of
Dean's Channel on the Pacific. What
capital the new scheme has d154 who
the wicker. is not o
am
own. J. K. Dowsle7, *elicitor, o[,
Prescott. Ont, 1s named as the own
pants legal agent.
The line of the A11 -Red route whlob
U part of a scheme to circle the earth
with a transportation line in the
British Empire, is much farther north
than any of the other sea -to -ma Can-
adian routes.
DUBLIN STRIKE CONTINUES
THE
HOCKEY
\SEASON
is approaching
Get your !hates .4 the
finest quality from
FRED HUNT
HAMILTON sr.
atom., Yandwaer. Plast -
lag, Restl.g. itleet rie
Wit asg and
Fixtures
Negotiators Fall to Agee Upon Terme
of Settlement
The attempt to reach a settlement
of the Dublin strike, which has been
In progress tor fifteen weeks,
felled. A conference, composed o
employes and employers, assisted by
labor leaden from Britain, sat for
twenty boon at Dublin threshing out
every point, but broke down on the
workers' demand tor Complete to
Instatement of the str kers.Tale the
Mlzeontive of the employers would not
eoaced.. Th. employers offered to
reinstate so per cent. of the strikers.
le p.oamler 1st. the tansies
lea Ota.d. martnbd igi o _a
et grata. for whisk they r4
1n aided oast r
far Kelly Deansa.. of d to,
mstrted to Mn. Lett)*
d }t L�stbhbsrg. Va. ',MU b•..
ws15ssmg 1s a hospital tae.
y saftis to be worth ge
D.111
of Bnndoa wee
alp of the ht
Show of Chieaxe,
ruse ow} Olenearafesk r1M
TM Wsrtmen's Compass/Mien Ant.
tee dsa by Sty WIlffera =ft
so
`res dlel.a•d without ...
by the oatarto .oate7e e
sad ete.emass.. .t lit.
?vasty -seven Ma wens hut. to
O�rree .tteh swept thtosgh the
ss et 11e Areadfa Hotel. a
Q^s Wilms buss ie Beetea-TM Peablield enemies -
alumsowl eastsa seet wbag Ile Owe
Wee j1.sMMe lire Ile
KILLED IN AN AUTO
Horse Leaped Into Meehan. Oruehlag
'laminae Man is Death
INi JAIL AND DVT AGAIN
wlfreglet Leader NM Allowed to
Neesh Pert as Free Wonsan
When you gra to a dealer's
store to hear a
be sine you hear an
Phonograph
If you do not hear an Educe you do ted bear a phew-
bairn(
There is only one Edison and only one
riog his name. The Edison Phonograph s 11%671Mit
grown personal achievement. He invented it and be pa-
t it. He is responible for its clear, Ideas musical
Record.—the Blue unbreakable, playing four
minutes and lasting a lifetime. He has produrA the
indestructible diamond reproducing point, that never meads
changing. He has recently
peffected this new cabinet
model—a thing of beauty
in itself and a marvel of
musical perfection.
Hear this new model. Hear the
sew Blue Aasberol Records. eta-
bt.einte_ev�erything worth whit
in'the Geld of .bags and instru-
mental music.
Edisss AwiM.1a Yl
PCS �iw
Ursa Phe•atlrapi+. Gad R.00rd. are ,eM b
JAMES F. THOMSON
FREE TO BOYS AND GIRLS
For Selling 40 sets of Our Christmas or'Fancy
Postal Cards. 6 in a set for [Oc.
FOR BOYS —liver frosty Flash -light. N ctcle•p'atrd Hockey
6kate., T.M.1 Hoz with using- Toole, Mcchantoal
Troia wtib Tender. Conch and Track, and many °theta
FOR GIRLS—'loll•{•Iwretl Bx'ensl: n 11 arelet, firming
Meetine complete, dainty Uun Mesal Watch,
Lady Ann Dol Oarrlsge and many ether.
FOR BOYS AND CURLS Moving Picture Machine
complete with Altus end
rli-its Send us ly
ten. and
we will send c n your
y r i name mall. along with bignillustratted d
tabetter of free premiums for boys and he money and we will send premium p..When inks, return w
.t paid.
Toronto Novelties Co.. Dept. 373, Toronto, Ont.
The Signa well be sent 10 any addss
Canada to Jan. 1st, Igls, forreonlyin
$i.00. Send in your subscription now.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhuret was roc
ae�e�tiQ off Devonport, as the deem -
ship Ms4estic, on which she returned
from America. was approaching Pi/ -
mouth.
11ty a clever ruse, the pollee Wok,
Mrs. Pankhurst Into custody without
disturbance. completely ° twitting
"General" Mn. Flora Drummond'/
Militant bodyguard, who were maimed
at Plymouth to protect that? loader
from arrest.
Sbe was released again on Gaturda1.
(saving weakened hermit greatly by a
hunger and thirst strike.
BIG TUNNEL CONTRACT
Ten Mites of Tunnel to be Delves In
the Rookies
The tunnel -driving arm .1 James
A. Mellwee and eons, of De.vM, have
agreed to drive ten miles et tunnel
for the Canadian Pacteo 14t1wa7 to
the Province of Britlmh Constable for
the sum a eight million dollars. Wort
will start Jan. 1. and must be com-
pleted within three years. The coo -
tract 1. said to be the largest tunas)
job ever let in America.
Tuns. Reis axed tea. *bo lived
=Outside of Hamlltoa was ajar
taslaatly killed while ridsag to an
atetosoWle *ben a Lot driven b
Arthur Bedell. aged ttlastasa,
Spartly tato the oar. strtking Mr.
ea t.1d Mittbrine 'beet t
Is safd'teLv.`
soother rig. was plao.d seder
the technical Marge of male'
ter. B7 a
jj peculiar o0 .
was lust returning from visit.
at Mr. Retd•s home. In manufactures are particularly grow-
ing
ttrw-
Increasing
Oe0 from $29.041.$01 in 1131
The Tem Bye.aleetlow. to
In 111111-
(NlettBW�O1sL.a dtor
nld� �iW.ra1 ! Mimes Strike in B.s i WNN
file somtaatloi of Dr A. W, IjW N 100.�000 imams 1B Swath
?Pr.herae, Man., mond. sad *Ism wwee `w•"o4 ars Ms ilmash da
Gm uameatee Ooa.er?etLtve Spread of the GreatWMssm
Ik
Mr. r. arta..rtke. The strike ot'71g1aSaM
w Lanark Dr. A. E. Haase. the dla at Ila MIM drth b
U. CoI. 3. M. 11 tt w set auahsrlwd b 1
_t Conservative sad M
lb. sa obi. j >revemt has Ms+.las.d
Rewires. 1ad•pMdest were , rp7 ra
ly somiaated. i t da Geraleg t. Oteade
Increase In Canada's Trade
Figures just compiled tor the
twelve .months *adios Oat. 1 slin[.
teat AB* tettr 'titian of flimedb weir
$t;111,ss7,161. This 1s en increase
for the corresponding period of 1110.
only four years ago. of nearly tour
hundred million dollars. Our exports
*wit For *1,005,500
The firm of Westinghouse, A
Kerr & Compa..y, New York
lave brought a suit for sl
against the Grand Trunk lista
Company, beosese the latter eaaseajo4
a •srtrect wltb them to belle a ssfta��t saw ��
et Tomato.
Child alma Ten Veen
Rathlees 011la Steens. a tairtee.-
year-el4 gin of Wewaka, Slsaketeho
esus, fossa gdlty of beadles to death
bee elghtyearotd eempasles. Yalta
JMargs. 1■ the woods near their
biow was seatsaee4 le tea jean la
Om sonteattar7 at Prise* Albert
e wawa, kayo tip
a tea ►slaws _ye l� the
M t[ 7�tp�1
I Tito
st'
tee
hand
tamalea
of Japreee tale
number 11
settling la
eix moSt�he �a�
111IS srMss.
ekildr'ee.
Deaths from t• 05tes10
Mnews' .. months of 11111
Th• sovlxetl•a seams op the Osod
Lakes •laid, esledally. l.st Pvlidat
m
At At a 18 at Cshuses
*8*1 P.t
sodded slat eN Dmmfmi alM _ . t
will epee ea 1aimery 1Nh.
Oaltl. 11.8 1.. a
� The Largest Yet
That is what our Holiday trade will be
if you make your selection from
BROPHEY BRO'S.
Stock of
FURNITURE
We have at present a full line of Leather
and Rexine Rockers and Students' Chairs—
the largest in years. Also a new line of Ratan
Rockers and Chairs, Couches. odd Parlor
Furniture. etc. . . Any of these articles
would be a very acceptable Gift for anyone to re •
4c.eivs. Or perhaps Lou anticipate a nice
China Cabinet, Dinit'l Ta-bhr, a -set -' '
Leather Diners. . . Or perhaps you have
been building on a nice Parlor Suite for your
wife : if so, we have them in Silks and Veronas—
three and five -piece Suites. . . Odd Dressers
and Stands in /-cut Oak, Mahogany and
Empire finish—from the cheapest to the best al-
ways in stock. . . Our line of Felt Mate
tresses are in great demand by the tired ones
who desire rest and comfort. . . In fact, we
keep in stock every line necessary to Turnish the
home from cellar to garret.
Call and iLpect our stock. No trouble to
show goods at the OLD RELIABLE
Brophey Bros.
UsJertellers mad Eeh►elG.ers
moo •ad Day calls promptly -needed M
Bute F bees 110 Resideaee Plan 117